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Patron Saints
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P. S. J. P. T. S.

Pope Saint John Paul the Second

100

The patron saint of music; died 230 AD.

St. Cecilia

100
The foster father of Jesus AND the chaplain at George Mason. 

Joseph

100

The oldest city in the United States. 

St. Augustine, Florida

100

Brown sugar, water, eggs, butter, chocolate chips, etc.

Chocolate Chip Cookies

200

S. T. O. T. C. J.

St. Therese of the Child Jesus

200

The patron saint of athletes; feast day of January 20.

St. Sebastian

200

Saint that went to Ireland AND the quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Patrick

200

The only state capital that starts with Saint.

St. Paul, Minnesota

200

Flour, baking powder, peanut butter, sugar, baking soda.

Peanut Butter Cookies

300

S. I. O. L.

St. Ignatius of Loyola

300

The patron saint of lost causes; an original apostle. 

St. Jude

300
The cousin of St. Elizabeth AND the one that had a little lamb.

Mary

300

The former home of the Los Angeles Rams.

St. Louis, Missouri

300

Vanilla extract, sugar, flour, butter, sprinkles.

Sugar Cookies

400

S. E. O. H.

St. Elizabeth of Hungary

400

The patron saint of parish priests; canonized in 1925.

St. John Vianney

400
Friend of St. Paul AND a country singer.

Timothy

400

The home of the Golden Gate Bridge.

San Francisco, California

400

Salt, flour, ginger, cinnamon, molasses.

Ginger Snaps

500

S. R. O. L.

St. Rose of Lima

500

The patron saint of exam takers; born in 1603.

St. Joseph of Cupertino

500

Mother of St. Augustine AND a character in WandaVision.

Monica

500

The city named after the Patron Saint of Lost Things.

San Antonio, Texas

500

Sugar, eggs, cream of tartar, cinnamon, baking soda.

Snickerdoodles